Rockstar has not published any GTA 6 system requirements. The game is confirmed only for PlayStation 5 (including PS5 Pro) and Xbox Series X|S, launching November 19, 2026. A PC version has not been announced, and Take-Two has given no release window, so there are no minimum or recommended specs to check against.
Any numbers you see online, like 150 GB install sizes or specific GPU models, are community estimates, not official data. Until Rockstar confirms a PC port, system requirements cannot exist. For context, Grand Theft Auto V reached PC 19 months after its console launch (September 2013 to April 2015), but that gap is not a promise for GTA 6.
What to do if you want to play on PC
- Wait for an official announcement from Rockstar or Take-Two. No reliable leaks have surfaced.
- Check your hardware against current AAA titles as a rough baseline, but treat that as a guess.
- If you own a PS5 or Xbox Series X|S, that is your only confirmed path for now.
Expect no PC news before the console release, and likely several months after. Rockstar has said nothing about a 2027 window, so treat that as speculation.